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“Sharing stories and listening deeply…changes us… all of us.” Joe Lambert, Founder and Executive Director, Storycenter The app on my phone for the learning management system keeps notifying me that my students’ 30 second stories are awaiting grades. I resist and turn off the notifications. Before I can grade these digital stories, before I can…
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Instructions from Martha in the digital storytelling track today: Start creating your own designed meaning. I signed up for the digital storytelling track at DigPed hoping for the space to make some meaning of nearly two decades of digital storytelling work. This has included teaching students in media and communication at Muhlenberg College, Allentown teenagers…
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Musing digitally about pockets of hope in horrible times.
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At Digital Pedagogy Institute 2017, Kate Bowles shared with the Intercultural Collaboration group the language of warp and weft as metaphor for the relationship between structure and agency. A colorful woven scarf gifted to her from Maha Bali, track co-creator, surely helped prompt this metaphor. Prone to invoking knitting metaphors myself–this blog is titled where warp…
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“There’s still a lot to do, to have commitment rule education and not consumerism.” — Maxine Greene The new year’s predictions for higher ed are out in the last week. It’s not surprising that many of the predictions hover around technology. I want to offer a response to a theme that recurs across…
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We’re getting ready here for a 2-day visit from Adam Croom, director of the office of digital learning at University of Oklahoma who has done so much to help inspire and and strengthen our still fledgling Domain of One’s Own initiative at Muhlenberg (DoOOM). Adam’s visit is the official launch of DoOOM campuswide, after a…
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Yesterday I published a post based on my Domains17 Conference talk. There are so many people thinking, writing, speaking critically about A Domain of One’s Own. My aim was to talk a little about how I approach the project from a media studies background and how it might be connected to the critical social justice…
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This is a rough transcript of my talk at Domains17. It was humbling to hear Martha Burtis describe her nervousness about her Domains 2017 keynote. Reassuring to know I’m in good company there in feeling nervous about this presentation. It’s was especially difficult to decide where and how to begin this talk. And then I remembered how…
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Sharing slides from Domains 2017 here . I’ll share the narrative later today.
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